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Things are alright. Got quite sick back in February, had meningitis and Ecole. Lucky to still be here.
How are things with youI had spinal meningitis when I was a kid. The spinal tap was no fun that was for sure. They messed the first one up and had to redo it.
Things are alright. Got quite sick back in February, had meningitis and Ecole. Lucky to still be here.
How are things with youYou don’t remember who started to fall in love with the Mammoth, he also cheers for about 9 other teams.
One thing that I think should happen is the order of the posting. I seem to remember an option on the WP dashboard that gives you the option of of listing the posts. Example newest one on the top of the page to the oldest.This way you don’t need to scroll down the whole thread to see the latest post.
Yes, you can absolutely configure your WordPress interactive comment threads to display from newest post to oldest.How you achieve this depends on whether you want a static administrative setting or a dynamic user-facing toggle.Method 1: Built-in Core WordPress Setting (Static Change)WordPress has a built-in feature to change the chronological order of your comment threads. This applies to all visitors globally.Navigate to your WordPress dashboard.Go to Settings > Discussion.Locate the Other comment settings section.Look for the line that reads: “Comments should be displayed with the [Older/Newer] comments at the top of each page”.Change the dropdown selection from Older to Newer.Scroll to the bottom and click Save Changes.
I go away for awhile and all kinds of new posters have showed up.
Hey buddy, have been thinking of you often, hope all is well.
I will be honest. I know I am new but this site blows chunks. WordPress hosting is easy to use but needs improvement in many areas including interaction. I have 8 websites with them so I know. There is very little interaction going on in here so I don’t honestly see it lasting.
I sort of feel sorry for Bill, when you only get about 4 replies a day it is not good.I don’t allow interaction yet because I don’t find WP justify what a quality site looks like. I think Bill has the right idea but needs a better web host
If this site hits a lot of traffic it will explode and not be able to handle it. Bill is a good guy and has a great idea but he needs to start exploring other options. Maybe even use the old HB way and builders.
I am not knowledgeable regarding what a proper site should look like, but this platform does have its struggles.
The old HB was great for conversing or interacting with so many different views, but unfortunately EK was completely out of his league in managing that site. But why hasn’t someone replicated that model as it was so successful 15 years ago.
Article in the Vancouver Sun about taking this kid in the second round.
Casey Mutryn
Right Wing — shoots R
Born Jul 5 2008 — Norwell, MA
[17 yrs. ago]
Height 6.03 — Weight 200EP’s consolidated has him at 41 which is happens to be where the Canucks are with their second pick in that round.
If you want a tenacious physical checker of the same size, Gleb Pugachyov is supposed to be the guy. Out of Russia though… think a bigger harder hitting Kiefer Sherwood.
You want a even bigger checker who is known for his very solid D game… Adam Andersson. This guy hits everything that moves at 6’4″… also likes net front presence…
